CHS Pics 70 pictures as Capitol Hill Block Party goes two days and 21 plus

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The Capitol Hill Block Party in Seattle transitioned to a two-day, 21+ format this weekend, marking a pivotal change for the iconic music festival. Attendees welcomed the adult-only environment, allowing them to enjoy the festival without the presence of children. This year's lineup featured prominent artists like Thundercat and Porter Robinson, with single-day tickets priced at $147. 64. Many attendees noted that the new layout enhanced their experience, providing a sense of security and openness.

The festival's changes come as organizers aim to adapt to evolving audience preferences, especially ahead of its 30th edition in 2028. Additionally, the area outside the festival gates hosted “Block Party Eve,” offering free music for all ages, further engaging the community. This year's event reflects a broader trend of music festivals catering to adult audiences while maintaining connections to local culture. Organizers are closely monitoring the new format's reception to inform future planning.

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